Sentence examples for nonetheless contributes from inspiring English sources

"The European Union nonetheless contributes 36.6percentt of the regular budget," Mr. Levitte said today.

"They depict people from the West Coast," said Wilfredo Feliciano, a member of the graffiti collective Tats Cru, who nonetheless contributes to the collection of Homies in the collective's office on Garrison Avenue.

"Shockproof" (1949), Fuller's lovers-on-the-run story about a parole officer (Cornel Wilde, playing Griff No. 2) who falls for a murderess in his charge (Patricia Knight), seems too hard-edged and down-market for its director, the smoothly continental Douglas Sirk (who nonetheless contributes some strikingly baroque visuals).

This underestimate is likely to be uniform across all six species, but nonetheless contributes to the imprecision in our estimates of TE content.

Even though PKCδ was not involved in regulating Rac/PAK signaling in our melanoma cells, it nonetheless contributes to efficient invasion.

At the same time, there is a growing recognition of the contribution of risk factors unrelated to LDL but nonetheless contributing to the pathophysiology of CVD.

The scandal nonetheless contributed significantly to the conservatives' 2009 general election defeat.

While the Spanish may have diffused the Enlightenment, it nonetheless contributed to vital changes in Creole thinking.

We think, perhaps, of Thoreau, the ultimate dabbler in experience, whose works has nonetheless contributed to a fetishizing of nature that does, indeed, make it a consumable good.

This de facto approach — influencing the whole killing chain except gun acquisition — has nonetheless contributed to a phenomenal decline in violence.

But we're Americans nonetheless — contributing something important, I believe, to society — and I wish that occasionally some politician would notice that.